About Audi TT

The Audi TT is one of Audi’s iconic designs, first unveiled to the public during the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1995, where it was shown as a concept car. It takes its name from the famous races on the Isle of Man, although it’s also often claimed that the TT stands for ‘Technology and Tradition’.

Audi TT Class Specifications

Price Range: £28,855 - £52,480

Engine Range: 1.8 – 2.5 Litre

Size (L, W, H): Variable

Insurance Range: 3 - 38

Road tax Range: E - K

Audi TT Tyre Options

There are a number of Audi TT models and a varying range of tyres for each. The most popular sizes used regularly are:

Simply input your vehicle’s registration number and we’ll show you which tyres are suitable for your make and model of Audi TT. We offer a range of options, so you can pick tyres that suit your needs exactly, whether that’s dedicated summer or winter tyres, all-season tyres or run-flat tyres.

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Understanding the EU tyre label

The Tyre Label is a mark for motor vehicle tyres. Manufacturers of tyres for cars, light and heavy trucks must specify fuel consumption, wet grip and noise classification of every tyre sold in EU markets starting in November 2012

Noise level rating

This is a measurement in decibels(dB) of the noise created between the tyre and the road. It is represented by 3 bars with a single bar being the lowest level of noise.

Fuel efficiency rating

Rolling resistance is used to measure how fuel efficient a tyre is. The less resistant a tyre is the less fuel it will use to move the vehicle.

A is for the highest performing tyres
G is the least performing

Fuel efficiency rating

The basis for wet grip is the absolute stopping distance when driving 80 km per hour. Between each class, there are 3–6 metres difference in braking distance. Classes "D" and "G" are not used for passenger cars.